How to get a nice brace of radicals in this expression?
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I am trying format this expression with some radicals.
I tried
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
enddocument
If I use Biggl
and Biggr
, I got
How to get a nice expression?
math-mode formatting
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I am trying format this expression with some radicals.
I tried
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
enddocument
If I use Biggl
and Biggr
, I got
How to get a nice expression?
math-mode formatting
What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17
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I am trying format this expression with some radicals.
I tried
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
enddocument
If I use Biggl
and Biggr
, I got
How to get a nice expression?
math-mode formatting
I am trying format this expression with some radicals.
I tried
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
enddocument
If I use Biggl
and Biggr
, I got
How to get a nice expression?
math-mode formatting
math-mode formatting
edited Sep 9 at 8:18
Sebastiano
7,69531553
7,69531553
asked Sep 9 at 5:59
minhthien_2016
1,066812
1,066812
What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17
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What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17
What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17
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Does this solution with the Bmatrix
environment befit you?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[ beginBmatrix
1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15
endBmatrix ]
enddocument
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up vote
3
down vote
As I said in my comment, if the need is bigger brackets use the answer of @LoopSpace from here:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
Then a code like:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
makeatletter
newcommandvastbBigg@4
newcommandVastbBigg@5
makeatother
begindocument
Yours:
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
vast:
[vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15vast]
Vast:
[Vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15Vast]
enddocument
Gives:
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Does this solution with the Bmatrix
environment befit you?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[ beginBmatrix
1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15
endBmatrix ]
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Does this solution with the Bmatrix
environment befit you?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[ beginBmatrix
1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15
endBmatrix ]
enddocument
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Does this solution with the Bmatrix
environment befit you?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[ beginBmatrix
1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15
endBmatrix ]
enddocument
Does this solution with the Bmatrix
environment befit you?
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
begindocument
[ beginBmatrix
1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15
endBmatrix ]
enddocument
answered Sep 9 at 9:34
Bernard
156k763189
156k763189
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up vote
3
down vote
As I said in my comment, if the need is bigger brackets use the answer of @LoopSpace from here:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
Then a code like:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
makeatletter
newcommandvastbBigg@4
newcommandVastbBigg@5
makeatother
begindocument
Yours:
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
vast:
[vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15vast]
Vast:
[Vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15Vast]
enddocument
Gives:
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
As I said in my comment, if the need is bigger brackets use the answer of @LoopSpace from here:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
Then a code like:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
makeatletter
newcommandvastbBigg@4
newcommandVastbBigg@5
makeatother
begindocument
Yours:
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
vast:
[vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15vast]
Vast:
[Vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15Vast]
enddocument
Gives:
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
As I said in my comment, if the need is bigger brackets use the answer of @LoopSpace from here:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
Then a code like:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
makeatletter
newcommandvastbBigg@4
newcommandVastbBigg@5
makeatother
begindocument
Yours:
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
vast:
[vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15vast]
Vast:
[Vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15Vast]
enddocument
Gives:
As I said in my comment, if the need is bigger brackets use the answer of @LoopSpace from here:
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
Then a code like:
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackageamsmath
usepackage[left=2cm,right=2cm,top=2cm,bottom=2cm]geometry
makeatletter
newcommandvastbBigg@4
newcommandVastbBigg@5
makeatother
begindocument
Yours:
[left1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15right]
vast:
[vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15vast]
Vast:
[Vast1,sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15,sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt14+sqrt15Vast]
enddocument
Gives:
edited Sep 9 at 7:01
answered Sep 9 at 6:52


koleygr
9,3751634
9,3751634
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
add a comment |Â
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Please do not upvote as the question/answer seems to be a duplicate.
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:52
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
Huh? It doesn't matter whether it's duplicate, if the question and/or answer is good you upvote. This site is very liberal about duplicates in contrast to, e.g. Stack Overflow. Bad posts are also only downvoted for repeating offenders.
– Henri Menke
Sep 9 at 7:14
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
@HenriMenke, Yes, I knew... this is how I got 9,000... :P Just kidding. I usually if I find it is a duplicate I just vote to close, but in some cases that I feel that some more help than showing the duplicate is needed to the OP or if I am not sure if this is a duplicate (like in this case that I can no be sure what "nice brace" is supposed to mean)... I add an answer in which I don't want to steal real answers votes (I just copied some part of code from another person and then he will lose upvotes that I will take or that nobody will take because of my closed as duplicate answer)
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 7:33
add a comment |Â
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What is the problem with the first (the codes) output. Seems ok to me and there are no big possibilities of improvement. If you want even bigger brackets see this post: tex.stackexchange.com/a/6796/120578
– koleygr
Sep 9 at 6:12
@koleygr yes, the question is vague. It is just that the nesting in general makes things look worse. OP, what exactly do you not like in the outputs above?
– Al-Motasem Aldaoudeyeh
Sep 9 at 6:17